Salvation Army National Band to Tour for Bath Dedication
The Salvation Army National Staff Band of 40 musicians from New York will perform in Old Orchard Camp Meet then Bath dedication at the citadel. The group, diverse in nationality, volunteers full time and also works in Army headquarters. Captain Darby leads, with members serving as clerks, editors, and more.
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Salvation Army
New York City
Citadel
Col. W. A. McIntyre
Boston
New England
Portland
City Hall Auditorium
Old Orchard
Russia
Holland
Sweden
Norway
England
Germany
Wales
Canada
Adjt
George Darby
J. J. Allen
Chaumont
United States Intelligence Service
Captain von Papen
Captain Boy-Ed
Globe
Europe
United States
Call
Fisher ies Corporation Creditors Meeting in Bath
A creditors meeting for Maine Fisheries Corp. of Boothbay Harbor, bankrupt since March, was held Monday morning in Bath with J N Fish president H I Phinney treasurer and Milton A Stone representing New York interests. Also present were Judge Will Atkins Charles A Knight and Loring C Ballard of Gardiner. A directors meeting followed Monday night at Boothbay Harbor offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Fisheries Corp
Boothbay Harbor
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
J. N. Fish
H. I. Phinney
Milton A. Stone
Boston
New York
Will (. Atkins
Charles A. Knight
Loring C. Ballard
Gardiner
Sanitary survey of Bath highlights sewer needs and gaps
City Health Officer Kingsley and Edward W. Vaughan completed a thorough sanitary survey of Bath. Every building was visited to assess condition and proximity to sewers, revealing 5 buildings with no toilet, 38 with no sink, and 120 with neither toilet nor sink. many older facilities exist amid varied sewer connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bath
Chester S. Kingsley
Edward W. Vaughan
Whippsburg
Bridge Street
West Bath
Lower High Street
Court
Center Streets
Upper High Street
Washington Street
Kennebec
City of Bath
Kingsley
ENG Wien
Cess- Tyooib
Ofer
Former Bath Boy Returns After Four Decades Away
Charles Gallier of Providence Rhode Island visiting Bath area relatives after 40 years. He stayed with Everett and Lila Green since Saturday, plans to visit half brother Thomas Williams in Georgetown and half sister Mrs Fred Perry in Whippsburg before returning home. He recalls Bath childhood on Madrrs hill, worked at a rope walk, learned jewelry in North Attleboro and has lived in Providence thirty years. He hopes Bath gets a modern hotel on his next trip. His mother was Rachel Williams and he aims to visit her childhood home in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gallier
Providence
R. I
Everett Green
Georgetown
Thomas Williams
Whippsburg
Fred Perry
Mr. Gallier
James Gallier
Madrr’s Hill
Russell Street
South Street
North Attleboro
Mass
Bath
Callier
Rachel Williams
Olive Rowe
Charles Oliver
George Oliver
Willard
Everett Trafton
Frank Gray
Fall River
Trafton Knight
Edgar Hunt
Florence Monroe
Irvin Want
Tareld Hunt
Brunswick
Brunswick Tuesdy . Revo and Mrs. WT
Boyd
Kimball-Robinson
Central Congregational Church
Walter Cummings
Wlc
Todd
Melvin Cunningham
Bob. Trafton
Howard Heald
Reid Sherman
Grace Scott
Lewiston
Warren MacMahan
Perth Amboy
N. J
Thomas Tagan
Martha Mains
Waltham
Martha McFadden
Arthur Rowe
New England Velief O
J. M. Rowe
Seward Emmons
Jack
West Georgetown
Rebecca Redd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Thompson
Alonzo Hunt
Woolwich
Will Card
Fred Reid
Gertrude Tennessy
Elwin
Quincy
John Blackie
Edward Carlisle
Ralph Carlisle
Edna Haines
Elsie Maines
Naoma
Bessie Powers
Flora Campbell
Everett Campbell
Cosy Harbor
Southport
Newall Campbell
Roeland Stuart
Charles Wilbur
Compton
Delia Clark
John Williams
John Morse
Robinhood
Bay Point
Feldspar Quarry
Elsie of
Somerville
Burnside Powers
Charles Campbell
Bessie Baker
Lisbon Falls
Rena Campbell
Adeline Massey
Ellen Brilmayer
Boston
ER. A. Williams
Massey
Brilmayer
Rochester
Minn
East Orange
Woodside
Drake
Indian Point
S. OP. Oliver
Roy Norman
Sarah Goddard
Harriet Hateh
Harpswell
W. T. Boyd
Lillian Berry
Th. I. Woodside
Otis Beane
Jake Horne
Elizabeth Thompson
Ernest G. Starrett
Douglass
Warren
Chester EK. A. Starrett
Pinecrest
Helen O. Thompson
Ernest Starrett
Knox County
Chester KE. A. Starrett
Pawtucket
R. 1
Mr. Starrett
All Stars Defeat Lucky Nine 21 to 19 at Dead Horse
All Stars beat Lucky Nine 21 to 19 on Monday afternoon at Dead Horse. Trailing 9 to 2 after five innings, the All Stars surged to the lead by the fifth. Attaya doubled in the eighth inning as key hits and steady defense sealed the win for the All Stars.
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ALL Stars
Lucky Nine
Dead Horse
Attaya
H. Lyons
L. Gordon
Alex Small
H. Keizer
LeClair
L. Sonia
J. ‘Stewart
A. Gordon
Lucky
King
McInnis
Callan
Davis
McMann
Gaudet
O'Brien
Jenkins
Miller
Grange makes substantial library desk gift and social notes
Five Islands residents J B Horton and spouse donated an oak desk with filing cabinet to the Grange library, praised as a valuable addition. The item was crafted by Joseph F E Blaisdell. The page also lists numerous locals visiting, traveling, and attending church services, weddings, and social events across summer weeks in the area, including trips to Wiscasset and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda
Katherine Macrum
Mary Macrum
Sally Cubbage
Grange
Carrie Stevens
Marion Stevens
Paul A. Thompson
Martha
C. F. Knight
Westport
Charles Boucher, Jr
Boucher
George Rowe
Alexander Marr
Junior
Everett
Mass
Joseph Rowe
Walter Houghton
Elizabeth
Katharine Houghton
Christine Carey
Wiscasset
Lulu Bailey
Bailey
George Yeo
Boston
Henry Reid
Charles Jordan
Manfred Miller
Cambridge
Almon Marr
Henry Howard
Wirkpatrick
Beth
Howard
Merton Davis
C Portland
Davis
C. C. Davis
Perkins
Bath
Frank Liggins
Frank Perry
Tittsburg
Perry
Kola Vita
Eugene Chase
Harold Robertshaw
Beverly
Bert Lewis
Malden
Sunshine Circle
Alice Cromwell
Iva Cromwell
Miss Roberts
MacMahan Island
John Fitzpatrick
Little Sheepscot
Mr. Lane
Brookline
Eugene M. Trafton
Hartland
Malden Island
Webster Harley
Seguinland
Harry Tarr
Harry Houdlette
Richmond
T. W. Blaisdell
Hannah Oliver
Lizzie Cromwell
Teaatende Grange
IL Noeton
Andrews
Alton Reed
Azuba Holland
Grange Acouuuali
Aurelia Grey
Delia Davis
Adobent
Joe Ted Ee Deat
Dale Toes Grange
Kennebec Navigation Announces Schedule Change
The Kennebec Navigation Company lists service from Bath to Boston on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at 7 00 p m with a special Saturday day trip from Bath at 6 30 a m Boston to Bath runs Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays at 6 00 p m The schedule takes effect June 27 and includes Bath Boston departures on the specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Navigation Company
Bath
Boston
Boothbay Division Boats Sail Times Announced
Boothbay division boats depart Bath for Boothbay and the islands on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and Sundays at 5 30 a m daily including Sundays 10 a m daily except Sundays at 7 p m All sailings follow daylight schedule. Send for timetables and information to Publicity Department Kennebec Navigation Company Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Boothbay
The
Islands
Publicity Department
Bath Fishermen Are Castaways
Edward Johnson and companions spent a Sunday deep sea fishing aboard the Jones boat off Wood Island. A large wave stranded the craft until the flood tide. They caught 28 and 26 pound cods, then dried sails and returned by moonlight to New Meadows landing after a six mile walk home with the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Walter Johnson
John Sylvester
Roger Worrey
Harry ‘Smith
John Dunnells
Andrew Jones
Jones
Wood Island
Worry
Sylvester
Edward Johson
Mr. Smith
New Meadows Landing
Havenstein Bailey Wedding in Wisconsin Home
Miss Louise A. Bailey daughter of Dr and Mrs Bernard A Bailey of Bath wed Tani Alexander Havenstein of New York City on Aug 17 at their Wisconsin home with Rev Henry Webb officiating. Best man William De Graff. maid of honor Ruth Bailey. bridesmaids Ida Haughton and Marion White. Reception on the lawn. couple to live in New York. groom a consulting engineer with The Smith Corp. Guests included Mrs New of Newark and Emma Havenstein of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Bailey
Bernard A. Bailey
Bath
Tani Alexander Havenstein
New York City
Wiscasset
Henry Webb
Congregational Church
William DeGraff
Ruth Bailey
Ida Haughton
Marion White
Long Island
Barbara Bailey
Orelle Lemon
Vtak
Mrs. Havenstein
Mrs. Bailey
Havenstein
Morse High School
Damrosch School
New York
Canada
William Haggett
Dresden Notices and Local Social Than Aged Burial
Mrs. Wade of Perkins was buried Thursday at 3 30. She was 938 years of age and was well and active until near death. Floral tributes were many and beautiful. The Wade family and relatives are listed with several local visitors and gatherings described. Also noted are guests from Boston and Lowell attending events in Dresden area, with social visits, meals, and a late Sunday trip to West Point by car. Lieutenant John A. Lord, U S N, visited family then returned to the navy yard at Portsmouth after a reunion in Kennebunk and a motor trip along the York beaches.
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Wade of
Perkins
H. Wade
Clara
Staves
W. Wade
Joseph Perkins
Gaffney
Fred Bonner
Frank
Boston
Bonner
Costello
Dresden Mills
Edith Cato
Amy Reed
Perrye
Mary
Miss Collins
Alice Fitch
John Libby
N. A. Fitch
Kennebec House
Fish
Lowell
Mas
Evelyn Munsey
H. P. Lilly
Helen
TD. D. Gaffney
West Point
Florence Collins
John A. Lord
U.S.N
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Kennebunk
Nathan Lord
Yorks
Georgetown Friends Hear of Harold Treats Marriage in Atlantic City
Georgetown notices recount Harold A Treat wedding to Miss Mary Rudd on August 12 at the Somerset hotel Atlantic City N J and their plans to live in Germantown La. The column also notes numerous social visits and travel among local residents including Mrs Olive Rowe Mrs Florence Monroe and Rev Bob Trafton with several Bath and Georgetown connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Treat
Mary Rudd
Somerset Hotel
Atlantic City
Germantown
Local families head to Busy Bees club camp at Whitefield
Mrs A J Trainor and daughter Miss Mary Trainor along with Louise and Philip Trainor Miss Margret Steele Miss Mary Steele Mrs Thomas Dowling and Miss Margaret Finn and Miss Mary Finn of Dorchester Massachusetts have gone to the Busy Bees club camp at Whitefield for two weeks They will be joined by others for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Trainor
Mary Trainor
Louise
Philip Train- Opo Mise
Church league discussed to boost winter basketball
Article outlines plans for a six team church league Beacon Wesley People's Corliss Central and First Baptist with players like Tony Holbrook Jake Crocker Benny Stover and Jerry Gilmore at Beacon and Capt Sprague Albee and Smith at Corliss. Also mentions possible city team selections from Perkins McMann Sullivan among others and a schedule similar to the summer baseball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
McMann
Sullivan
Beacon
Wesley
People’s
Corliss
Central
First Baptist
Candidate for Manchester Mayor Visited by Sibleys
George Sibley of 469 Spruce Street Manchester N H a mayoralty candidate with Mrs Sibley is guest of Capt and Mrs William F Plumer 107 Winship Street Born in Boothbay in 1852 he is foreman in the store room at The Amoskeag Co Manchester He has been active in public affairs serving as a representative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sibley
Spruce Street
Manchester
N. H
Sibley
William F. Plumer
Winship Street
Boothbay
Amoskeag Co
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Salvation Army Band
Fisheries Corporation Creditors’ Meeting
FURST
Eee
Pathe
J.C. J
Chvcanger
A I Stuart
Front St
Beaver
U.L. Farnham
Inc
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
F. S. Curtis Toi
Center Street
Bath, Maine
OTIS
Liberty Street
Octave Breton
New Method
Front Street
J. B. Horton
Rockland
Dresden
Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Annon
Mar
Isaac Mikelsky
California
Frank M. Mikels
Benjamin Mikels
Long Beach
Mikelsky
Sophia Mikelsky
Charles Israel
Hast View
Brefpe
Samuel Potober
Gastoria
the Centaur Company
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me